Bradford Area News Roundup of Local Incidents and Events
Ryerett Hasbrouck eight injured when struck by an automobile near the Rome township school. Canned produce drive yields 500 gallons of fruit and vegetables by George Junior Republic in Grove City. Corry Nurses’ Alumnae meet at the Nurses Home at 7:16. Mrs. J. J. Neylon leaves Corry Hospital for home. Funeral services for Effie B. Fish to be held in Rome near Buell Corners. Real estate listings and business notices appear throughout. Bradford residents learn mayoral appointment as council fills vacancy left by Schwab. Local headlines report poultry and eggs for sale, notable deaths, and community happenings. Police pursue a truck theft near Markie in Westmoreland county. Numerous society notices and farm ads accompany the day’s brief items.
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Ryerett Hasbrouck
Albert Hasbrouick
Rome Township
Vronman
George Junior
Nanning
Corry
D O'Clork
Rome
Buell
M. Heme
Spartansburg
Rose Hill Cemetery
Smut
Barlow Block
Corry Electric Shop
Inquire Journal
CW. Trowbridge
Pleasantville
Dave
Nowala
Olea
Golden Links
Cass
M. BE
O. J. Tobhisis
Hast Smith Street
Weeks, Jr
Atlantic
Franklin Road
Yeges
Criminal Court
Meadville
KS. Nesbit
Withefforce
H. Silles Hay
Endeavor
Forest County
Warren
Shefield
Brookston
PabeiXman
J. D. Murray
New Era Club
Adelle McCray
Atst
Yacr
Woman's Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
A. Tl. Heckathorme
P. J Inglend
Columbus Avenue
Wales
I Gaage
Gis Chirk Gans Hetrick
T. P.mac Hene
Bhuge
Arthur Martin
Franklin
Paul Haggerty
Pennsylvania Railroad
Skell
John Dorn
Jani
Forest D. Dorn
Congress Street
Bradford
Dorn
Glendom
G. G. Dorn
John
Maine Vote Delight Prompts Roosevelt Hopeful Remarks
Roosevelt voiced happiness over Maine election results while in Cleveland. He hinted at a possible statement on the veterans bonus before the tour ends and said he may address farmer Alfred Smith's request for clarity on candidates' positions. He stressed being a "good Democrat" and noted Maine's outcome could signal national trends.
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Unites Press
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Maine
New York
Alfred ©. Smith
Smith
Roosevelt
Hiie
Isis
Atta
Corry PA School District approves bi monthly tax installment plan
The 1932 resolution allows Corry area taxpayers to pay assessments on a bi monthly schedule with one fourth due October 4 1982 December 1 1932 February 1 1988 and April 1 1938 with penalties for delinquencies 9 percent on late installments and an additional 5 percent for overall failure to begin on time. If two installments delinquent another 20 percent penalty applies and further penalties accrue if one half or more of installments go delinquent.
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Eral Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
City of
Corry
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Henry W. Loeffler
Meadville-Conneaut’ Lake Road
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John.b. Corrin
Wilkinsburg
Oil City
Kiski Villey
Joseph
Klingon Smith
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Klingen-smith
D. Murray's
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Walter Zabecki
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Tk County General Hospital
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Porter Auer
Rex Theatre
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Louis Merkle
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Claude Fraligh
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West Hickory
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Paiute
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Aften
Megdville
Rarrest L. Briggs
Lafayette Hubbard
Nori West
Hubbard
Naval Hospital
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Frank Anderson
Grant Road
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Ned
Mesidente
Henry Green
Baltimore
Washington
Bigelme Wesvers
Bigelows
Root’s Furniture Store
Erie
Gloria Stuart
Indy
Ward
Montgomery Ward & Co
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